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Liquid Analytical Accessories

Liquid analytical accessories are the reagents, calibration solutions and wear parts that online and laboratory liquid analyzers need to keep measuring. This category lists Hach reagents and analyzer components, spare parts for TOC analyzers from LAR Process Analysers, an Endress+Hauser reagent set, hollow cathode lamps from AMETEK and dissolved oxygen test kits from CHEMetrics. Seven Star LLC supplies them by manufacturer part number to laboratories and plant chemistry teams in Oman and the GCC.
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Liquid analytical accessories are the reagents, calibration solutions and wear parts that online and laboratory liquid analyzers need to keep measuring. This category lists Hach reagents and analyzer components, spare parts for TOC analyzers from LAR Process Analysers, an Endress+Hauser reagent set, hollow cathode lamps from AMETEK and dissolved oxygen test kits from CHEMetrics. Seven Star LLC supplies them by manufacturer part number to laboratories and plant chemistry teams in Oman and the GCC.

Reagents, standards and analyzer accessories in this category

  • Reagents for colorimetric analyzers and test methods, including reagent sets for online analyzers and DEHA (oxygen scavenger) reagents as solution and powder pillows.
  • pH buffer solutions for calibrating pH electrodes.
  • Dissolved oxygen test ampoules and comparators for low-level checks on boiler feedwater.
  • Hollow cathode lamps for atomic absorption spectrometers.
  • TOC analyzer spares: peristaltic pumps, glass reactors, UV emitters and gas drying tubes.
  • Reagent dispensers, flow control valves and items from Forbes Marshall.

Choosing the correct consumable for a liquid analyzer

A reagent only works in the method and analyzer it was formulated for. The same parameter is often measured by several methods with different ranges, and each method has its own reagent set, so the analyzer model and the method or range must be stated. Reagents and buffers carry an expiry date, and it makes sense to order quantities that will be used before that date. Many are classified as chemicals for transport, and the manufacturer publishes a safety data sheet for each of them.

Mechanical spares need the same care. Pump heads, reactors and UV lamps are specific to an analyzer type and sometimes to its year of manufacture. Manufacturers also renumber parts, and several listings here show both the old and the new part number for that reason.

What to send for a quotation

Send the manufacturer catalog or part number, the pack size and quantity, and the model of the analyzer the item is for. For hollow cathode lamps, give the element and the make and model of the spectrometer, because lamp diameter and connector differ between instrument makers. We check each number against the manufacturer documentation and offer the manufacturer’s replacement if an item has been superseded.

What to include in your inquiry

These details let us quote the right item the first time.

  • Parameter (pH, conductivity, dissolved oxygen, chlorine, turbidity)
  • Measuring range
  • Process pressure and temperature
  • Installation: inline, immersion or flow-through
  • Transmitter model the sensor must work with
  • Cable length

Missing some of them? Send what you have. A nameplate photo or an old part number is enough to start.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I make sure a reagent fits my analyzer?
Order by the reagent's catalog number from the analyzer manual or from the label of the bottle you are using now, and tell us the analyzer model and measuring range. Reagent sets are tied to one method, and the same parameter can have different sets for low and high ranges. We check the number against the manufacturer documentation before offering.
Do reagents and buffer solutions expire?
Yes. Every reagent, standard and buffer has a limited shelf life printed on the label, and opened bottles last a shorter time than sealed ones. pH buffers absorb carbon dioxide from the air once opened, which shifts alkaline buffers in particular. Plan order quantities around your real consumption so the material is used within its date, and store it as the label instructs.
What do I need to specify for a hollow cathode lamp?
State the element to be measured, single-element or multi-element type, and the make and model of your atomic absorption spectrometer. Lamps come in different diameters and with different base connectors, and some spectrometers read a code on the lamp to identify the element automatically. A lamp that suits one instrument maker's turret does not necessarily fit another.
The part number for my TOC analyzer spare has changed. Is the new part the same?
Manufacturers renumber parts when they reorganize their catalog or revise a component. In many cases the new number is the same item, in others it is an updated design that replaces the old one. Send the old number with the analyzer model and serial number. We check the cross-reference in the manufacturer documentation and state on the offer which number replaces which.
Which documents are available for reagents and standards?
Manufacturers publish a safety data sheet for each chemical product, and many issue a certificate of analysis for the specific lot, which is what a laboratory quality system usually asks for with buffers and standards. Tell us at inquiry stage which documents you need, and we provide those the manufacturer issues together with the product datasheet.